Sentence examples for valuable fortune from inspiring English sources

Enron was at one point one of the most valuable Fortune 500 companies.

Because while those star-studded rosters have helped Real Madrid and Barcelona establish themselves as the world's two most valuable sports franchises — Fortune magazine says Real is worth more than the Dodgers and Lakers combined — that rising tide is not raising all boats in the 20-team Spanish league.

Prof. Gaw has left a valuable and generous spiritual fortune for us.

"Gen-Y brings a lot of valuable skill sets in terms of thinking outside the box," says Jason Dorsey, who advises Fortune 500 companies on how to work with the millions of Millennials poised to take over in the workplace.

They worried that the technology was not up to the job, that it would take too much time and cost a fortune, thus drawing away valuable resources from other research.

The gods of good social fortune blessed me with valuable friendships through that time.

Believe it or not, you could spend a fortune and a lot of valuable time finding someone to tell you about you.

During the financial crisis, she "made a fortune, lost a fortune, and learned valuable lessons through it all," and is now working as a lifestyle guru and living in what she describes as "a McMansion" in New Canaan, Conn.

The financial industry says that derivatives are a valuable product used by more than 95 percent of Fortune 1000 companies to hedge against risks, including price changes.

An enterprising local made a fortune from this hulk, rescuing its valuable engine and other parts by techniques pioneered by Bempton's celebrated "climmers".

A Tony nominee for best musical, "Candide" nonetheless folded in a little over two months, a valuable lesson for Mr. Osterman in the fickle fortunes of Broadway producing.